Huge 114GB and 53GB Kernel logs

Hi all,
I was wondering why my iMac had such a small amount of free space and took a look at it using Disk Inventory X. Apparently I have two log files in private/var/log that are huge. kernel.log.0 which weighs in at 114GB and kernel.log.1 at 53GB. What looks to be an active kernel.log is only 813KB. I'm not very experienced in this area of the mac so while this looks highly fishy to me, I'm not sure what to do about it. The installation is a recent clean install and the machine only a few months old.
Any thoughts on how I can reclaim the disk space? Can these log files be safely deleted and if so how? And is there likely to be a wider problem that this is a symptom of? Many thanks in advance.
MrGatsby

Can these log files be safely deleted and if so how?
Yes, using Go to Folder in the Finder's Go menu to navigate to /private/var/log .
is there likely to be a wider problem that this is a symptom of?
Double-click one of the files and look for one or more lines repeated many times.
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[Solved] Harddisks: lot of output in both dmesg and kernel.log

Situation:
Since a few weeks I'm having a new little home server. An intel atom d525 cpu with 2gb ram, which seems to be a nice compromise between speed, price and power consumption. I'm wanting to use this server mainly as file server (backup, bulk data), download server, automatic backups, video streaming for the TV and my computer, mpd server and just for some experiments.
For the data I've got 2 disks, 2Tb each in a mdadm raid1 set with a layer of lvm and ext4 as the filesystem. I've used a brand new usb stick of 8Gb for the / filesystem. I know usb sticks are not made to be used as a / filesystem, but it should work and when the stick wears out (years?) I can replace it easily and cheap.
First signs of problems:
After the arch install I went ahead and installed some services. Everything seemed to be fine and I was really happy with the new server. Until after 2-3 days uptime it 'crashed'. I didn't bother looking in the logs or whatever, so I just gave it a fine reset and it went up without troubles. Again 2-3 days later it crashed again. I plugged in the monitor again and it seemed to be the / file system giving some troubles. After some io errors on the / it remounted itself read only, which gives me an unusable server. After some ext4 checks, it happened again the reboot after.
After that I decided it must be either the usb stick or the usb controller be doing something fishy. I've put the / on an old 2gb usb stick and since then it seems to be running fine (uptime now a weak).
Untill the / is full:
Strange, the 2gb / is full whilst a week ago when moving the arch install from the old usb stick, it only used about 1300Mb. After some smart usage of du and find I found out that the logs were to blame. Both the kernel.log en everything.log were 300+mb.
I hope there is somebody here who can help me figure out why the logs are getting filled with these messages and how to fix it. And to tell me if there is a serious problem with the raid1 set (mounted on /home), since I need to be able to rely on it to some extends.
raid set:
0 8 1 0 active sync /dev/sda1
1 8 17 1 active sync /dev/sdb1
/dev/sdc1 is the usb stick mounted on /
dmesg:
nmbd(11212): dirtied inode 801 (wins.dat.11212) on sdc1
nmbd(11212): dirtied inode 801 (wins.dat.11212) on sdc1
jbd2/sdc1-8(725): WRITE block 1584712 on sdc1
nmbd(11212): dirtied inode 72329 (?) on sdc1
flush-8:32(1309): WRITE block 3072016 on sdc1
jbd2/sdc1-8(725): WRITE block 1584720 on sdc1
jbd2/sdc1-8(725): WRITE block 1584728 on sdc1
jbd2/sdc1-8(725): WRITE block 1584736 on sdc1
jbd2/sdc1-8(725): WRITE block 1584744 on sdc1
jbd2/sdc1-8(725): WRITE block 1584752 on sdc1
jbd2/sdc1-8(725): WRITE block 1584760 on sdc1
jbd2/sdc1-8(725): WRITE block 1584768 on sdc1
jbd2/sdc1-8(725): WRITE block 1584776 on sdc1
jbd2/sdc1-8(725): WRITE block 1584784 on sdc1
jbd2/sdc1-8(725): WRITE block 1584792 on sdc1
jbd2/sdc1-8(725): WRITE block 1584800 on sdc1
syslog-ng(1224): dirtied inode 5027 (syslog-ng.persist) on sdc1
syslog-ng(1224): dirtied inode 5027 (syslog-ng.persist) on sdc1
jbd2/sdc1-8(725): WRITE block 1584808 on sdc1
flush-8:32(1309): WRITE block 3668432 on sdc1
flush-8:32(1309): WRITE block 3668440 on sdc1
flush-8:32(1309): WRITE block 3668448 on sdc1
flush-8:32(1309): WRITE block 3668456 on sdc1
flush-8:32(1309): WRITE block 3668464 on sdc1
flush-8:32(1309): WRITE block 3668472 on sdc1
flush-8:32(1309): WRITE block 3668480 on sdc1
flush-8:32(1309): WRITE block 3668488 on sdc1
flush-8:32(1309): WRITE block 3668496 on sdc1
syslog-ng(1224): dirtied inode 72847 (kernel.log) on sdc1
syslog-ng(1224): dirtied inode 72847 (kernel.log) on sdc1
flush-8:32(1309): WRITE block 3684888 on sdc1
flush-8:32(1309): WRITE block 3684896 on sdc1
flush-8:32(1309): WRITE block 3684904 on sdc1
flush-8:32(1309): WRITE block 3684912 on sdc1
flush-8:32(1309): WRITE block 3684920 on sdc1
flush-8:32(1309): WRITE block 3684928 on sdc1
flush-8:32(1309): WRITE block 3684936 on sdc1
flush-8:32(1309): WRITE block 3684944 on sdc1
flush-8:32(1309): WRITE block 3684952 on sdc1
flush-8:32(1309): WRITE block 1309280 on sdc1
flush-8:32(1309): WRITE block 1136 on sdc1
syslog-ng(1224): dirtied inode 72851 (everything.log) on sdc1
syslog-ng(1224): dirtied inode 72851 (everything.log) on sdc1
syslog-ng(1224): dirtied inode 72851 (everything.log) on sdc1
dmesg(11213): READ block 265816 on sdc1
kernel.log
Jan 24 19:34:58 nas kernel: python2(1584): WRITE block 2223407424 on dm-0
Jan 24 19:34:58 nas kernel: python2(1584): WRITE block 2223407432 on dm-0
Jan 24 19:34:58 nas kernel: python2(1584): WRITE block 2223407440 on dm-0
Jan 24 19:34:58 nas kernel: python2(1584): WRITE block 2223407448 on dm-0
Jan 24 19:34:58 nas kernel: python2(1584): WRITE block 2223407456 on dm-0
Jan 24 19:34:58 nas kernel: python2(1584): WRITE block 2223407464 on dm-0
Jan 24 19:34:58 nas kernel: python2(1584): WRITE block 2223407472 on dm-0
Jan 24 19:34:58 nas kernel: python2(1584): WRITE block 2223407480 on dm-0
Jan 24 19:34:58 nas kernel: python2(1584): WRITE block 2223407488 on dm-0
Jan 24 19:34:58 nas kernel: python2(1584): WRITE block 2223407496 on dm-0
Jan 24 19:34:58 nas kernel: python2(1584): WRITE block 2223407504 on dm-0
Jan 24 19:34:58 nas kernel: python2(1584): WRITE block 2223407512 on dm-0
Jan 24 19:34:58 nas kernel: python2(1584): WRITE block 2223407520 on dm-0
Jan 24 19:34:58 nas kernel: python2(1584): WRITE block 2223407528 on dm-0
Jan 24 19:34:58 nas kernel: python2(1584): WRITE block 2223407536 on dm-0
Jan 24 19:34:58 nas kernel: python2(1584): WRITE block 2223407544 on dm-0
Jan 24 19:34:58 nas kernel: python2(1584): WRITE block 2223407552 on dm-0
Jan 24 19:34:58 nas kernel: python2(1584): WRITE block 2223407560 on dm-0
Jan 24 19:34:58 nas kernel: python2(1584): WRITE block 2223407568 on dm-0
Jan 24 19:34:58 nas kernel: python2(1584): WRITE block 2223407576 on dm-0
Jan 24 19:34:58 nas kernel: python2(1584): WRITE block 2223407584 on dm-0
Jan 24 19:34:58 nas kernel: python2(1584): WRITE block 2223407592 on dm-0
Jan 24 19:34:58 nas kernel: python2(1584): WRITE block 2223407600 on dm-0
Jan 24 19:34:58 nas kernel: python2(1584): WRITE block 2223407608 on dm-0
Jan 24 19:34:58 nas kernel: python2(1584): WRITE block 2223407616 on dm-0
Jan 24 19:34:58 nas kernel: python2(1584): WRITE block 2223407624 on dm-0
Jan 24 19:34:58 nas kernel: python2(1584): WRITE block 2223407632 on dm-0
Jan 24 19:34:58 nas kernel: python2(1584): WRITE block 2223407640 on dm-0
Jan 24 19:34:58 nas kernel: python2(1584): WRITE block 2223407648 on dm-0
Jan 24 19:34:58 nas kernel: python2(1582): dirtied inode 40370181 (sabnzbd.log) on dm-0
Jan 24 19:34:58 nas kernel: python2(1582): dirtied inode 40370181 (sabnzbd.log) on dm-0
Jan 24 19:34:58 nas kernel: python2(1582): dirtied inode 40370181 (sabnzbd.log) on dm-0
Jan 24 19:34:58 nas kernel: python2(1582): dirtied inode 46139255 (flying.wild.alaska.s01e02.720p.hdtv.x264-momentum.part18.rar) on dm-0
Jan 24 19:34:58 nas kernel: python2(1582): dirtied inode 46139255 (flying.wild.alaska.s01e02.720p.hdtv.x264-momentum.part18.rar) on dm-0
Jan 24 19:34:58 nas kernel: python2(1582): dirtied inode 46139255 (flying.wild.alaska.s01e02.720p.hdtv.x264-momentum.part18.rar) on dm-0
Jan 24 19:34:58 nas kernel: md127_raid1(1074): WRITE block 8 on sdb1
Jan 24 19:34:58 nas kernel: md127_raid1(1074): WRITE block 8 on sda1
Jan 24 19:34:59 nas kernel: bash(11231): READ block 916240 on sdc1
Jan 24 19:34:59 nas kernel: tail(11231): READ block 916272 on sdc1
Jan 24 19:34:59 nas kernel: jbd2/sdc1-8(725): WRITE block 3692640 on sdc1
Jan 24 19:34:59 nas kernel: jbd2/sdc1-8(725): WRITE block 3709104 on sdc1
Jan 24 19:34:59 nas kernel: jbd2/sdc1-8(725): WRITE block 1588128 on sdc1
Jan 24 19:34:59 nas kernel: jbd2/sdc1-8(725): WRITE block 1588136 on sdc1
Jan 24 19:34:59 nas kernel: jbd2/sdc1-8(725): WRITE block 1588144 on sdc1
Jan 24 19:34:59 nas kernel: jbd2/sdc1-8(725): WRITE block 1588152 on sdc1
Jan 24 19:34:59 nas kernel: jbd2/sdc1-8(725): WRITE block 1588160 on sdc1
Jan 24 19:34:59 nas kernel: jbd2/sdc1-8(725): WRITE block 1588168 on sdc1
Jan 24 19:34:59 nas kernel: jbd2/sdc1-8(725): WRITE block 1588176 on sdc1
Jan 24 19:34:59 nas kernel: jbd2/sdc1-8(725): WRITE block 1588184 on sdc1
Jan 24 19:34:59 nas kernel: jbd2/sdc1-8(725): WRITE block 1588192 on sdc1
Especially the lines with 'dirtied inode' do worry me .
Ps: I do know that running archlinux on a server is not 'smart'. Same for using a usb flash device for /. Both are not considered smart choices, but for a home server which doesn't need to have a 100% uptime not always a bad choice and are not the topic of discussion .
Last edited by evert_ (2011-01-24 21:21:55)

There are both log entries about the flash disk and the raid 1 set. The flash disk (sdc) entries don't seem to be critical, but I have no clue why they appeared...
I make a regular backup of my / to protect myself against loss of data due to wear some day. I've ran a little server in the past on a 4gb usb flash medium for several years, without any problems what so ever.
Last edited by evert_ (2011-01-24 18:52:54)

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Mac OS X Kernel Panic FAQ
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 Cheers, Tom

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(109/109) checking for file conflicts ( 1/109) upgrading linux-api-headers ( 2/109) upgrading tzdata ( 3/109) upgrading glibc FATAL: kernel too old
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error: command failed ( 9/109) upgrading gdbm FATAL: kernel too old
error: command failed ( 10/109) upgrading gcc-libs FATAL: kernel too old
error: command failed ( 11/109) upgrading db FATAL: kernel too old
error: command failed ( 12/109) upgrading zlib ( 13/109) upgrading cracklib ( 14/109) upgrading pam ( 15/109) upgrading gmp FATAL: kernel too old
error: command failed ( 16/109) upgrading libcap ( 17/109) upgrading coreutils FATAL: kernel too old
error: command failed ( 18/109) upgrading perl FATAL: kernel too old
error: command failed ( 19/109) upgrading automake FATAL: kernel too old
error: command failed ( 20/109) upgrading binutils FATAL: kernel too old
error: command failed ( 21/109) upgrading run-parts ( 22/109) upgrading openssl ( 23/109) upgrading findutils FATAL: kernel too old
error: command failed ( 24/109) upgrading sed FATAL: kernel too old
error: command failed ( 25/109) upgrading ca-certificates FATAL: kernel too old
error: command failed ( 26/109) upgrading cloog-ppl ( 27/109) upgrading libusb ( 28/109) installing libusb-compat ( 29/109) upgrading pcre ( 30/109) upgrading glib2 ( 31/109) upgrading module-init-tools ( 32/109) upgrading pciutils ( 33/109) upgrading udev FATAL: kernel too old
error: command failed ( 34/109) upgrading device-mapper ( 35/109) upgrading popt ( 36/109) upgrading cryptsetup ( 37/109) upgrading curl ( 38/109) upgrading dash ( 39/109) upgrading dhcpcd ( 40/109) upgrading diffutils FATAL: kernel too old
error: command failed ( 41/109) upgrading e2fsprogs FATAL: kernel too old
error: command failed ( 42/109) upgrading elfutils ( 43/109) upgrading expat ( 44/109) upgrading filesystem warning: /etc/profile warning: /etc/hosts warning: /etc/fstab warning: /etc/gshadow FATAL: kernel too old
error: command failed ( 45/109) upgrading fakeroot FATAL: kernel too old
error: command failed ( 46/109) upgrading file ( 47/109) upgrading freetype2 ( 48/109) upgrading gawk FATAL: kernel too old
error: command failed ( 49/109) upgrading mpfr FATAL: kernel too old
error: command failed ( 50/109) upgrading libmpc FATAL: kernel too old
error: command failed ( 51/109) upgrading gcc FATAL: kernel too old
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error: command failed ( 87/109) upgrading mysql-clients ( 88/109) upgrading mysql FATAL: kernel too old
error: command failed ( 89/109) upgrading nano FATAL: kernel too old
error: command failed ( 90/109) upgrading nginx ( 91/109) installing libedit ( 92/109) upgrading openssh warning: /etc/ssh/sshd_config ( 93/109) upgrading pacman-mirrorlist warning: /etc/pacman.d/mirrorlist ( 94/109) upgrading patch ( 95/109) upgrading php warning: /etc/php/php.ini ( 96/109) upgrading php-cgi ( 97/109) upgrading php-curl ( 98/109) upgrading php-gd ( 99/109) upgrading pkg-config (100/109) upgrading procinfo-ng (101/109) upgrading procps (102/109) upgrading python (103/109) upgrading reiserfsprogs FATAL: kernel too old
error: command failed (104/109) upgrading screen FATAL: kernel too old
error: command failed (105/109) upgrading sdparm (106/109) upgrading sudo (107/109) upgrading syslog-ng warning: /etc/syslog-ng.conf (108/109) upgrading usbutils (109/109) upgrading which FATAL: kernel too old
error: command failed FATAL: kernel too old
error: command failed I think I have some Thanks after a long time and now the system is completely unusable:
cat the logs, I'll paste the screen report of the installation:
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mismatch between glibc and the kernel now, but the question is: how do I get out of this? This installation is on a VPS and I only have remote access. In case of emergency I can just restore yesterday's backup, but first I'd like to know if there is some other solution.

Lol, I had the same problem just now:) System became completely unusable!
Luckily I found the old glibc package without too much trouble, and with the help of a LiveCD I manually extracted the package and put the old files back in place. All back to normal. Phew!
I'm kinda happy I didn't have to setup a Vserver for it:)
My 10 year old pc, now performing admirably as a simple router, lives on!

Mac Mini Audio Intermittent over HDMI, Cuts out with Assertion in kernel.log

Hello. I've been having trouble with a mac mini (Mid 2011) that I bought on Thursday. It's running OSX 10.7. The Mac Mini is the $599 unit.
I've got it hooked up to my Sony BRAVIA HDTV (also this year's model) via HDMI, with audio configured to be delivered via HDMI to the TV alongside video. Initially the audio will play through my TV, but after an hour or two of watching something, it will cut out, and there will be no more sound coming out of the TV from the mac. Ultimately, the only way I can fix it is to reboot the Mac Mini. I've also observed that at about the same time sound cuts out, the following error message appears in kernel.log:
Aug 12 19:21:40 joshs-Mac-mini kernel[0]: Sound assertion "0 != result" failed in AppleHDAWidget at line 3957 goto handler
Aug 12 19:22:10 --- last message repeated 5 times
As far as I know, assertions failures usually mean software problems (bugs). I suspect I may be encountering a kernel-level bug in Lion, as this error message is showing in kernel.log.
The following is a list of diagnostic steps I've taken:
- I've double-checked the sound output device in preferences. It didn't spontaneously change from SONY TV (HDMI) after sound cut out.
- I've tried changing output to the internal speakers. It plays sound from the mac mini (as expected). When I change it back to HDMI, still no sound from the TV.
- I've tried turning off and back on the tv. No effect.
- I've tried unplugging and replugging the HDMI cable. No effect.
- I've tried replacing the HDMI cable with two other alternates. No effect.
- I've tried other HDMI inputs for my TV with HDMI attached. No effect.
- Note: I've got a ps3 and xbox360 on the TV that has successfully used the HDMI inputs and cables tested on. They've never had this type of problem, so I don't think there's a problem with the TV.
- I've tried rebooting the mac and resetting the "PRAM" (Command-Option-P-R before the grey screen on bootup). Sound still cuts out after a while.
- All updates are applied.
Does anybody else have any ideas about what I could try to fix this? This problem is pretty much a deal breaker, as rebooting the mac mini mid-movie kind of destroys the movie-watching experience.
Thanks

I'd just like to jump in on this thread to report exactly the same problem.
2011 Mac Mini (the 2.5GHz i5 model) running Lion, Sony Bravia TV, HDMI sounds cuts out after a while with the console error "Aug 15 18:30:25 Mini kernel[0]: Sound assertion "0 != result" failed in AppleHDAWidget at line 3957 goto handler".
Interestingly, after the error occurs, I can still get 5.1 sound through Plex, but not through Quicktime. 2.0 sound and system sounds all fail until I reboot the system.
Any help would be appreciated. I would prefer not to have to return the Mini.
Thanks.

Ask to reset password after booting up for no reason. Why? When I hit next (because I couldn't do anything else) it rebooted again to my normal start up screen and let me log in like normal. Worried I have been hacked. Any way to screen?

When I started up my computer this morning I got a gray screen talking about reseting my password as if I had told it I had forgotten it. I had no choice but to hit next. When I did it rebooted and let me log in like normal. I am worried I have been hacked or something. How can I tell?

I have decided to dedicate this thread to the wonderful errors of Lion OSX. Each time I find a huge problem with Lion I will make note of it here.
Today I discovered a new treasure of doggie poop in Lion. No Save As......
I repeat. No Save As. In text editor I couldn't save the file with a new extension. I finally accomplished this oh so majorly difficult task (because we all know how difficult it should be to save a file with a new extension) by pressing duplicate and then saving a copy of the file with a new extension. Yet then I had to delete the first copy and send it to trash. And of course then I have to secure empty trash because if I have to do this the rest of my mac's life I will be taking up a quarter of percentage of space with duplicate files. So this is the real reason they got rid of Save As: so that it would garble up some extra GB on the ole hard disk.
So about 20 minutes of my time were wasted while doing my homework and studying for an exam because I had to look up "how to save a file with a new extension in mac Lion" and then wasted time sitting here and ranting on this forum until someone over at Apple wakes up from their OSX-coma.
are you freaking kidding me Apple? I mean REALLY?!!!! who the heck designed this?!!! I want to know. I want his or her name and I want to sit down with them and have a long chat. and then I'd probably splash cold water on their face to wake them up.
I am starting to believe that Apple is Satan.

All fine and now kernel panic once a week?

After years of never having seen one, I am getting kernel panics about once a week. They seem to occur when I am online. I am running OS 10.6.8 (yes, I know) and have had no problems. I had been running Norton Antivirus (yes, I now know about that too) without incident for a few years but have now removed it. Otherwise nothing has changed except for whenever the last Apple system update was. I am currently up to date, OS not withstanding.
Below is the log for the last panic if anyone is a kernel whisperer:
Interval Since Last Panic Report: 716136 sec
Panics Since Last Report:          2
Anonymous UUID:                    CD4F110D-26F4-4446-9922-CF3807942AFF
Fri Aug 9 11:46:06 2013
panic(cpu 0 caller 0x270c3f): "vm_object_pager_create(): object size 0x10002d000 >= 4GB\n"@/SourceCache/xnu/xnu-1504.15.3/osfmk/vm/vm_object.c:4105
Backtrace (CPU 0), Frame : Return Address (4 potential args on stack)
0x5ba5beb8 : 0x21b837 (0x5dd7fc 0x5ba5beec 0x223ce1 0x0)
0x5ba5bf08 : 0x270c3f (0x5967c0 0x2d000 0x1 0x1)
0x5ba5bf68 : 0x27614e (0x12e68970 0x0 0x0 0x1)
0x5ba5bfc8 : 0x2a179c (0x8498e0 0x0 0x10 0x80b5484)
BSD process name corresponding to current thread: kernel_task
Mac OS version:
10K549
Kernel version:
Darwin Kernel Version 10.8.0: Tue Jun 7 16:33:36 PDT 2011; root:xnu-1504.15.3~1/RELEASE_I386
System model name: iMac8,1 (Mac-F227BEC8)
System uptime in nanoseconds: 188230695621855
unloaded kexts:
com.apple.driver.AppleFileSystemDriver          2.0 (addr 0x55a10000, size 0x12288) - last unloaded 106846518278
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com.apple.driver.AppleHWSensor          1.9.3d0 - last loaded 30303828021
com.apple.filesystems.autofs          2.1.0
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com.apple.driver.AppleIntelPIIXATA          2.5.1
com.apple.driver.AppleUSBHub          4.2.4
com.apple.BootCache          31.1
com.apple.AppleFSCompression.AppleFSCompressionTypeZlib          1.0.0d1
com.apple.driver.AppleEFINVRAM          1.4.0
com.apple.driver.AppleUSBEHCI          4.2.4
com.apple.driver.AppleUSBUHCI          4.2.0
com.apple.driver.AppleRTC          1.3.1
com.apple.driver.AppleHPET          1.5
com.apple.driver.AppleACPIButtons          1.3.6
com.apple.driver.AppleSMBIOS          1.7
com.apple.driver.AppleACPIEC          1.3.6
com.apple.driver.AppleAPIC          1.4
com.apple.driver.AppleIntelCPUPowerManagementClient          142.6.0
com.apple.security.sandbox          1
com.apple.security.quarantine          0
com.apple.nke.applicationfirewall          2.1.14
com.apple.driver.AppleIntelCPUPowerManagement          142.6.0
com.apple.driver.AppleProfileReadCounterAction          17
com.apple.driver.AppleProfileTimestampAction          10
com.apple.driver.AppleProfileThreadInfoAction          14
com.apple.driver.AppleProfileRegisterStateAction          10
com.apple.driver.AppleProfileKEventAction          10
com.apple.driver.AppleProfileCallstackAction          20
com.apple.iokit.IOSurface          74.2
com.apple.iokit.IOBluetoothSerialManager          2.4.5f3
com.apple.iokit.IOSerialFamily          10.0.3
com.apple.driver.DspFuncLib          2.0.5f14
com.apple.iokit.IOAudioFamily          1.8.3fc2
com.apple.kext.OSvKernDSPLib          1.3
com.apple.driver.AppleBacklightExpert          1.0.1
com.apple.nvidia.nv50hal          6.3.6
com.apple.NVDAResman          6.3.6
com.apple.iokit.IONDRVSupport          2.2.1
com.apple.driver.AppleHDAController          2.0.5f14
com.apple.iokit.IOGraphicsFamily          2.2.1
com.apple.iokit.IOHDAFamily          2.0.5f14
com.apple.iokit.IO80211Family          320.1
com.apple.driver.IOPlatformPluginFamily          4.7.0a1
com.apple.iokit.IOFireWireIP          2.0.3
com.apple.iokit.IONetworkingFamily          1.10
com.apple.driver.AppleSMC          3.1.0d5
com.apple.iokit.AppleProfileFamily          41
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com.apple.driver.AppleUSBBluetoothHCIController          2.4.5f3
com.apple.iokit.IOBluetoothFamily          2.4.5f3
com.apple.driver.AppleUSBHIDMouse          162
com.apple.driver.AppleHIDMouse          162
com.apple.driver.AppleUSBHIDKeyboard          141.5
com.apple.iokit.IOUSBHIDDriver          4.2.0
com.apple.driver.AppleHIDKeyboard          141.5
com.apple.iokit.IOSCSIBlockCommandsDevice          2.6.8
com.apple.iokit.IOUSBMassStorageClass          2.6.7
com.apple.driver.AppleUSBMergeNub          4.2.4
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com.apple.iokit.IOBDStorageFamily          1.6
com.apple.iokit.IODVDStorageFamily          1.6
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Model: iMac8,1, BootROM IM81.00C1.B00, 2 processors, Intel Core 2 Duo, 3.06 GHz, 4 GB, SMC 1.30f1
Graphics: NVIDIA GeForce 8800 GS, NVIDIA GeForce 8800 GS, PCIe, 512 MB
Memory Module: global_name
AirPort: spairport_wireless_card_type_airport_extreme (0x14E4, 0x8C), Broadcom BCM43xx 1.0 (5.10.131.42.4)
Bluetooth: Version 2.4.5f3, 2 service, 19 devices, 1 incoming serial ports
Network Service: Ethernet, Ethernet, en0
Network Service: AirPort, AirPort, en1
Serial ATA Device: ST3500418ASQ, 465.76 GB
Parallel ATA Device: MATSHITADVD-R   UJ-875
USB Device: Keyboard Hub, 0x05ac (Apple Inc.), 0x1006, 0xfa400000 / 2
USB Device: Apple Optical USB Mouse, 0x05ac (Apple Inc.), 0x0304, 0xfa410000 / 4
USB Device: Apple Keyboard, 0x05ac (Apple Inc.), 0x0220, 0xfa420000 / 3
USB Device: Built-in iSight, 0x05ac (Apple Inc.), 0x8502, 0xfd400000 / 3
USB Device: d2 Quadra v3, 0x059f (LaCie), 0x104c, 0xfd100000 / 2
USB Device: IR Receiver, 0x05ac (Apple Inc.), 0x8242, 0x5d100000 / 2
USB Device: BRCM2046 Hub, 0x0a5c (Broadcom Corp.), 0x4500, 0x1a100000 / 2
USB Device: Bluetooth USB Host Controller, 0x05ac (Apple Inc.), 0x820f, 0x1a110000 / 3

See
Technical Note TN2063: Understanding and Debugging Kernel Panics,
Mac OS X Kernel Panic FAQ,
Resolving Kernel Panics,
How to troubleshoot a kernel panic, and
Tutorial: Avoiding and eliminating Kernel panics for more details.

Kernel logs flooded with ACPI messages

I just noticed that my kernel logs are full of messages like the following:
ACPI: EC: non-query interrupt received: switching to interrupt mode
These messages appear harmless enough, but I'd like to get rid of them... I've been Googling and so far haven't been able to find a workaround. Is there one? Would for instance booting with noapic get rid of this?
(I have no need for APIC FWIW, I use a single-core CPU.)

Gullible Jones,
If you are willing, you should try the latest RC kernel (it runs just fine here). The GPE storm detection code in drivers/acpi/ec.c was rewritten a few weeks ago, and there was a bug in it. The latest RC has a fix.
commit 7b4d469228a92a00e412675817cedd60133de38a
Author: Alexey Starikovskiy <[email protected]>
Date: Thu Nov 13 12:00:03 2008 +0300
ACPI: EC: count interrupts only if called from interrupt handler.
fix 2.6.28 EC interrupt storm regression
Signed-off-by: Alexey Starikovskiy <[email protected]>
Signed-off-by: Len Brown <[email protected]>

I wonder to know what is the enterprise solution for windows and application event log management and analyzer

Hi
I wonder to know what is the enterprise solution for windows and application event log management and analyzer.
I have recently research and find two application that seems to be profession ,1-manageengine eventlog analyzer, 2- Solarwinds LEM(Solarwind Log & Event Manager).
I Want to know the point of view of Microsoft expert and give me their experience and solutions.
thanks in advance.

Consider MS System Center 2012.
Rgds

I have bought an used Iphone 5. I dont have the password for the existing login id of the old owner. How do i use the phone and change the log in id?

I have bought an used Iphone 5. I dont have the password for the existing login id of the old owner. How do i use the phone and change the log in id?

Unfortunatly the only way that you can get it off is to get the old user to input the password. You may need to contact that old user and see if he can put the old password in. hope this helps.

My ipod touch 4g isnt letting me download apps now whenever i try to it says cannot connect to itunes, i cant find anything that works, i logged out of my apple account and tried to log back in but it wont let me! Can anyone help me

My ipod touch 4g isnt letting me download apps now whenever i try to it says cannot connect to itunes, i cant find anything that works, i logged out of my apple account and tried to log back in but it wont let me! Can anyone help me

Likely Apple problem
iTunes Store - 20% of users are affected
Users are unable to make purchases.
http://www.apple.com/support/systemstatus/

I have another computer that a virus may have taken over and I cannot log into it anymore. I just downloaded Itunes on a new computer but most of my songs are not on there. Is there a way to still access or find those songs? Remotely or another way? I

I have another computer that a virus may have taken over and I cannot log into it anymore. I just downloaded Itunes on a new computer but most of my songs are not on there. Is there a way to still access or find those songs? Remotely or another way? Or do I need to take it to a tech to get my files off of my hard drive?

Edit > Preferences > Store check Music under Automatic Downloads.
Open the iTunes Store from left hand column, then select Purchasedfrom the column on the right, click the Not In My Library button and select the tunes you want to download again.
That said, you seem to be under a misapprehension as to how iTunes works, or at least how it has worked in the past. It has, until recently, been up to you take care of your purchases once they have been downloaded. You had a one-time download which you were reminded to back up. With the recent change to this policy you can at least download your store purchases again, but having a personal backup of your iTunes store purchases, stuff purchased elsewhere and files ripped from your CDs will still be preferable to gathering all the stuff together again in the event of a disaster.
For a backup strategy see this User Tip.
tt2

When I open itunes and try to log out it freezes

when I open itunes and try to log out it freezes.

Close your iTunes,
Go to command Prompt -
(Win 7/Vista) - START/ALL PROGRAMS/ACCESSORIES, right mouse click "Command Prompt", choose "Run as Administrator".
(Win XP SP2 & above) - START/ALL PROGRAMS/ACCESSORIES/Command Prompt
In the "Command Prompt" screen, type in
netsh winsock reset
Hit "ENTER" key
Restart your computer.
If you do get a prompt after restart windows to remap LSP, just click NO.
Now launch your iTunes and see if it is working now.
If you are still having these type of problems after trying the winsock reset, refer to this article to identify which software in your system is inserting LSP:
iTunes 10.5 for Windows: May see performance issues and blank iTunes Store
http://support.apple.com/kb/TS4123?viewlocale=en_US

(Cisco Historical Reporting / HRC ) All available connections to database server are in use by other client machines. Please try again later and check the log file for error 5054

Hi All,
I am getting an error message "All available connections to database server are in use by other client machines. Please try again later and check the log file for error 5054" when trying to log into HRC (This user has the reporting capabilities) . I checked the log files this is what i found out
The log file stated that there were ongoing connections of HRC with the CCX (I am sure there isn't any active login to HRC)
|| When you tried to login the following error was being displayed because the maximum number of connections were reached for the server . We can see that a total number of 5 connections have been configured . ||
1: 6/20/2014 9:13:49 AM %CHC-LOG_SUBFAC-3-UNK:Current number of connections (5) from historical Clients/Scheduler to 'CRA_DATABASE' database exceeded the maximum number of possible connections (5).Check with your administrator about changing this limit on server (wfengine.properties), however this might impact server performance.
|| Below we can see all 5 connections being used up . ||
2: 6/20/2014 9:13:49 AM %CHC-LOG_SUBFAC-3-UNK:[DB Connections From Clients (count=5)]|[(#1) 'username'='uccxhrc','hostname'='3SK5FS1.ucsfmedicalcenter.org']|[(#2) 'username'='uccxhrc','hostname'='PFS-HHXDGX1.ucsfmedicalcenter.org']|[(#3) 'username'='uccxhrc','hostname'='PFS-HHXDGX1.ucsfmedicalcenter.org']|[(#4) 'username'='uccxhrc','hostname'='PFS-HHXDGX1.ucsfmedicalcenter.org']|[(#5) 'username'='uccxhrc','hostname'='47BMMM1.ucsfmedicalcenter.org']
|| Once the maximum number of connection was reached it threw an error . ||
3: 6/20/2014 9:13:49 AM %CHC-LOG_SUBFAC-3-UNK:Number of max connection to 'CRA_DATABASE' database was reached! Connection could not be established.
4: 6/20/2014 9:13:49 AM %CHC-LOG_SUBFAC-3-UNK:Database connection to 'CRA_DATABASE' failed due to (All available connections to database server are in use by other client machines. Please try again later and check the log file for error 5054.)
Current exact UCCX Version 9.0.2.11001-24
Current CUCM Version 8.6.2.23900-10
Business impact Not Critical
Exact error message All available connections to database server are in use by other client machines. Please try again later and check the log file for error 5054
What is the OS version of the PC you are running and is it physical machine or virtual machine that is running the HRC client ..
OS Version Windows 7 Home Premium 64 bit and it’s a physical machine.
. The Max DB Connections for Report Client Sessions is set to 5 for each servers (There are two servers). The no of HR Sessions is set to 10.
I wanted to know if there is a way to find the HRC sessions active now and terminate the one or more or all of that sessions from the server end ?

We have had this "PRX5" problem with Exchange 2013 since the RTM version. We recently applied CU3, and it did not correct the problem. We have seen this problem on every Exchange 2013 we manage. They are all installations where all roles
are installed on the same Windows server, and in our case, they are all Windows virtual machines using Windows 2012 Hyper-V.
We have tried all the "this fixed it for me" solutions regarding DNS, network cards, host file entries and so forth. None of those "solutions" made any difference whatsoever. The occurrence of the temporary error PRX5 seems totally random.
About 2 out of 20 incoming mail test by Microsoft Connectivity Analyzer fail with this PRX5 error.
Most people don't ever notice the issue because remote mail servers retry the connection later. However, telephone voice mail systems that forward voice message files to email, or other such applications such as your scanner, often don't retry and
simply fail. Our phone system actually disables all further attempts to send voice mail to a particular user if the PRX5 error is returned when the email is sent by the phone system.
Is Microsoft totally oblivious to this problem?
PRX5 is a serious issue that needs an Exchange team resolution, or at least an acknowledgement that the problem actually does exist and has negative consequences for proper mail flow.
JSB

Recently I logout from App Store and immediately I logged .after that I clicked the FaceTime and it is asking for signin.so I entered the credentials and clicked on signin .at that I got one pop up like rupees 5 deducted from your carrier account

Recently I logout from App Store and immediately I logged into the App Store .After that I clicked the FaceTime and it is asking for signin.so I entered the credentials and clicked on signin .at that moment I got one pop up like rupees 5/- deducted from your carrier account
from that moment onwards its keep on deducting the amount from mobile money account.its nothing but when I am enable the feature like FaceTime and imessage you are keep on deducting the amount from the carrier account
actually I can use the FaceTime and iMessage through internet right
then how can you deduct the amount from carrier even if the Internet is on in my mobile
can you please resolve this issue asap
iam facing this issue from so many days
but today very frequently the amount got deducted
if you need any information regarding this please let me know
i facing so many problem in my iPhone after installing iOS 7.0
from that time onwards repeadtly facing the performance issues
can you please check it with high priority
actualy now I'm not even switch on the Internet because of money deduction every time of rupees 5/-
one more issue was if iam trying to on the cellular data ,when i on the cellular data I.e., 2Giam not getting the internet
if enable the 3G and off it immediatly then I am getting Internet for that day
one that day if I off and on the cellular data,then it works correctly

Recently I logout from App Store and immediately I logged into the App Store .After that I clicked the FaceTime and it is asking for signin.so I entered the credentials and clicked on signin .at that moment I got one pop up like rupees 5/- deducted from your carrier account
from that moment onwards its keep on deducting the amount from mobile money account.its nothing but when I am enable the feature like FaceTime and imessage you are keep on deducting the amount from the carrier account
actually I can use the FaceTime and iMessage through internet right
then how can you deduct the amount from carrier even if the Internet is on in my mobile
can you please resolve this issue asap
iam facing this issue from so many days
but today very frequently the amount got deducted
if you need any information regarding this please let me know
i facing so many problem in my iPhone after installing iOS 7.0
from that time onwards repeadtly facing the performance issues
can you please check it with high priority
actualy now I'm not even switch on the Internet because of money deduction every time of rupees 5/-
one more issue was if iam trying to on the cellular data ,when i on the cellular data I.e., 2Giam not getting the internet
if enable the 3G and off it immediatly then I am getting Internet for that day
one that day if I off and on the cellular data,then it works correctly

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